Privacy & Data Governance
Effective & Last Revised: 1st September 2026
Scope, Purpose & Zero-Conflict Commitment
This Privacy Policy ("Policy") details the strict data governance, architectural isolation, and cryptographic standards maintained by myPeshkar Technologies ("Provider", "we", "us", or "our") across the myPeshkar autonomous litigation operating system ("Platform").
This Policy governs all subscribing advocates, senior counsels, law chambers, and legal professionals ("Subscribers", "Chambers", or "you"). Recognizing the sanctity of attorney-client professional privilege under Section 126 of the Indian Evidence Act, our infrastructure is engineered to prevent unauthorized inspection, cross-firm data leakage, and external commercial exploitation.
Statutory Roles: Data Fiduciary & Data Processor
In accordance with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDPA) and relevant global data sovereignty standards, operational roles are structured as follows:
- Data Fiduciary (The Subscribing Chamber) The subscribing advocate or law firm acts as the sole Data Fiduciary. The Chamber retains exclusive custody, ownership, and control over all litigant records, Vakalatnamas, pleadings, client personal data, and case strategies ("Tenant Data").
- Data Processor (myPeshkar Technologies) The Provider functions exclusively as a Data Processor. We process Tenant Data strictly pursuant to the authenticated instructions of the Chamber to execute automated cause list sweeps, case status synchronization, and encrypted storage. We exercise no independent agency, ownership, or commercial rights over Tenant Data.
Taxonomy of Information Handled
A. Chamber Account & Authentication Data
To provision chamber accounts and enforce role-based access control (RBAC), we store verified advocate credentials, Bar Council registration numbers, email addresses, and encrypted session authentication tokens.
B. Privileged Case Vault Records
Includes user-managed case files, 16-digit CNR records, interim order PDFs, written submissions, and caveat records. All files are encrypted at rest using AES-256-GCM standards within your chamber's isolated vault partition.
C. Registry Metadata & Diagnostic Logs
We record automated sync timestamps, registry connection latency, and immutable internal audit trails (user actions, IP access, role modifications) to provide Managing Partners with unalterable chamber oversight.
Third-Party Integrations & Google API Limited Use Disclosure
myPeshkar enables counsels to optionally connect third-party calendars (Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, Apple Calendar) to project verified court listing dates and conference agendas directly onto mobile devices.
myPeshkar's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements:
- Scope Requested: We access exclusively the
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar.eventsscope. We do not read, aggregate, or pull pre-existing personal events. - Usage: Permissions are used solely to create, update, and manage court hearing entries (Case Title, Judicial Forum, Court Hall, and Scheduled Next Date) on your designated calendar.
- Storage & Transfer: OAuth tokens are stored in encrypted form. We never transfer, monetize, or sell Google user data to third-party data brokers, advertising networks, or external AI model providers.
Absolute Commercial Prohibitions & AI Ethics
We enforce strict prohibitions to preserve the confidentiality of legal strategy:
- We DO NOT sell, rent, broker, or commercialize privileged chamber files.
- We DO NOT use client briefs or pleadings to train public generative AI foundation models.
- We DO NOT engage in behavioral ad-tracking, corporate profiling, or data harvesting.
Cryptographic Infrastructure & Tenant Isolation
All data pipelines are protected by bank-grade defensive architecture:
Legal Compulsion & Assertion of Professional Privilege
In the event of an official subpoena or judicial order requesting Tenant Data, our protocol is to redirect the issuing authority to the Subscribing Chamber (the Data Fiduciary).
If compelled by valid statute to respond directly, we provide prompt written notice to the Chamber prior to disclosure—affording counsels the opportunity to assert attorney-client privilege or seek appropriate protective relief—unless prohibited by a binding court order.
Data Lifecycle & Permanent Cryptographic Purge
Tenant Data is maintained strictly throughout the active subscription. Upon workspace termination, the Chamber is afforded a 30-day portability window to export all case records and order histories.
Following the 30-day window, or upon written instruction from the Chamber Administrator, all primary records, case attachments, and encrypted database blobs are subjected to an irreversible cryptographic purge.
Data Protection Officer & Grievance Redressal
Litigants seeking to exercise statutory rights under the DPDPA (access, correction, or erasure) must submit requests directly to their counsel (the Data Fiduciary). For technical inquiries or security matters, contact our Data Protection Officer: